The paper deals with some characteristics of the method applied by the Hippocratic commentator Sabinus (1st century AD) in writing his commentaries, through the analytical reading of fragments of his work which have survived in indirect tradition. The most immediate comparison is established with the similar work of Galen, who is our main source, and in his commentaries frequently expresses harsh remarks on Sabinus and his pupils.
Sabinus ‘the Hippocratic’: His Exegetical Method in the Commentaries on Hippocrates
Raiola Tommaso
2021-01-01
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The paper deals with some characteristics of the method applied by the Hippocratic commentator Sabinus (1st century AD) in writing his commentaries, through the analytical reading of fragments of his work which have survived in indirect tradition. The most immediate comparison is established with the similar work of Galen, who is our main source, and in his commentaries frequently expresses harsh remarks on Sabinus and his pupils.File in questo prodotto:
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